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EPISODE · Nov 6, 2020 · 58 MIN

Rebuilding a Sense of Self: Coping with Religious Trauma Syndrome (with Andrew Jasko)

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This extremely helpful episode features a conversation with returning guest Andrew Jasko, a Princeton-seminary trained former minister who walked away from the faith years ago and now as a therapist, is devoting his life to helping people heal from religious trauma syndrome (RTS). Andrew's blog is helpfully titled "Life After Dogma," and that is exactly what we focus on in this episode--what is trauma, generally  speaking? And then, what exactly is religious trauma, and how can you begin to cope with it? How does religious dogma affect us in terms of trauma, and is there life after we leave it behind? One aspect of healing is to discover spirituality--which is something that doesn't necessarily appeal to all people who come out of cults or fundamentalist religions. But in this episode, regardless of your beliefs about it, you'll find help and resources in dealing with your own RTS. Support Independent Media like MindShift Podcast on Patreon! Contact Information Andrew's Blog Life After Dogma Follow Andrew on Twitter @AndrewJasko Follow me on Twitter @MIndShift2018

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